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These are properly the best custom build PC's in the world and I am going to get one for my birthday. They are a bit expensive when you customise them, but I think its worth it. Has anyone got one of these amazing machines and what specs?
Im getting one which can run all the lastest games out including BF2, Half-Life 2 etc because the PC I have got now can't even run Pacman LOL.

The LIMITED EDITION Star Wars computer looks sweet!!!!!

Check out the links below.
[URL]http://www.alienware.co.uk/starwars_pages/awswaurora.aspx[/URL]

[URL]http://www.alienware.co.uk/main_gaming.aspx[/URL]

So are Alienware PCs.

There are much cheaper places to get a custom-built rig. You'd be pretty daft to go with Alienware.

J Nash wrote:

the PC I have got now can't even run Pacman LOL


It was a Joke

Ailenware is such a rip off.

I'll cry when my laptop starts to get old.
I love my laptop.

I've been thinking about upgrading, but I dont know if its worth the money, since both intel and amd are planning new products. I bought my system 2 years ago, and it still runs all the games I want to play.

AMD 3000+
512 MB DDR RAM
Radeon 9200 128 MB
120 GB HDD

Should I upgrade? I'm going to university in september, so money is going to be a bit of an issue.

the PC I have got now can't even run Pacman LOL.

At the moment I have got:

AMD Athlon 64 2600 Processor
512MB of RAM
80GB hardrive
GeForce FX 5600 ultra 256MB graphics card

Well unless he gets a 939 then I doubt he'll have rip-roaring gaming anyway.

Obviously the CPU makes a difference. But I would tend to think like them, that getting a 2800+ with a higher graphics card would be a smarter move.

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Poppycock. I upgraded my CPU and noticed an instant improvement in games.
In GPU heavy scenarios, then yes, but that basically means benchmarks like 3DMark and stuff like that that are designed to be graphics intensive. Otherwise, there's AI/physics etc, so the CPU is still extremely important.

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